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The proposals will allow fully vaccinated non-EU travellers to enter for non-essential purposes.

Work on a wooden, retractable floor at the Roman landmark is expected to be finished by 2023.

Ministers pledged in September to slash the application fee after deciding against wider reforms.

Viruses are much more varied, rapidly evolving and hard to access than bacteria – so scientists searching for drug-based treatments have their work cut out.

The phasing out of single-use plastics gathers pace with big companies adopting alternatives.

The farmer moved a two-century-old border stone into French territory as it was blocking his tractor.

Surfer Chris Bowes lost his leg but authorities return a tooth the shark left wedged in his board.

The country's president apologises for abuses committed in the five centuries since Spain's conquest.

Dictatorship and slavery taint the Napoleonic reforms that shaped modern France.

The peregrines distract and dive-bomb the kite to protect their chicks in their cathedral nest.

Climbers say a growing number of people have tested positive, despite government denials.

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Dozens of people in New Brunswick are showing symptoms of the devastating new condition.

Almost 40 UK companies say proposed laws could accelerate deforestation in the Amazon region.

The former president releases a new website after his social media ban earlier this year.

Home fitness equipment firm recalls Tread and Tread+ machines after six-year-old child pulled under treadmill.

Nonuplets are extremely rare - and doctors had thought Halima Cissé was carrying seven babies.

A young child buried in a cave 78,000 years ago is the earliest known funeral in Africa.

Christie's predicts the bottle of Pétrus 2000 that orbited the earth could sell for $1m (£720,000).

Some 420 million wild animals have been traded in 226 nations over two decades, new data suggests.

The Amazon.com founder will launch people into space on his New Shepard vehicle on 20 July.

From Theresa May and Boris Johnson to English breakfasts, Michel Barnier's new book reveals all.

"Digital nomads" aim to get back to mobile working after Covid, with many countries wooing them.

A father and an Oxford student seek a High Court hearing to require age verification on porn sites.

Supporters say the move would increase vaccine production but the pharmaceutical industry disagrees.